-

Speak To a Counsellor
Apply for Scholarships

Explore other programs

What makes 's
Different!

Dual-methods research mastery

Students gain rigorous training in both quantitative and qualitative methods—survey design, multivariate analysis, interviews, ethnography, and mixed methods—building a complete research toolkit for academia, policy, and industry projects. Programs typically include fieldwork, statistics, SPSS/R usage, and research writing, ensuring end-to-end capability from data collection to publication-ready reporting

Theory to real-world impact

Core sociological theory is linked to applied domains like health, education, inequality, gender, media, crime, and development, enabling evidence-based interventions and program evaluation. Electives allow specialization in policy analysis, criminology, public health, CSR, or market research, aligning study plans with targeted career outcomes.

Strong career versatility

Graduates are placed across NGOs, government, CSR, HR, UX, market research, and media, leveraging analysis, stakeholder insight, and communication skills in multiple sectors. Career guides consistently highlight roles such as research analyst, policy associate, program evaluator, community development manager, and insights specialist.

Data-driven decision skills

Training emphasizes survey design, sampling, robustness checks, sensitivity analysis, and correct interpretation/presentation of results for decision-makers and the public. Method courses explicitly teach how to choose appropriate designs for specific questions and communicate findings responsibly.

Fieldwork and community engagement

Many syllabi build in fieldwork components, participatory research, and ethics, preparing graduates to work effectively with communities and stakeholders. Action research and triangulation practices help translate local knowledge into credible, policy-relevant evidence.

Know More about the Program

..... Read More

Duration

Months

Where do graduates of 's program land? Discover More!

Median Earnings after Graduation

USD 0 /- year

Graduation Rate

%

Recruiters

NielsenIQ Ipsos Kantar Group Gallup Pew Research Center Mathematica Policy Research Abt Associates RAND Corporation Urban Institute U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Department of Justice U.S. Department of Health and Human Services The World Bank United Nations Ford Foundation

Prospective Job Roles

Eligibility Criteria for 's in Management program ?

Credential Evaluation Requirement

Mandatory English Proficiency Test

Mandatory GRE / GMAT Requirement

4 Year Bachelor’s Degree Requirement

Tuition Fees & Scholarship Opportunities!

Tuition Fees

/- PER YEAR

Application Fee

/-

Scholarship Opportunities upto

USD 6 Million

Upcoming Events

We will be back Soon with Upcoming Events

What makes 's
Different!

Dual-methods research mastery

Students gain rigorous training in both quantitative and qualitative methods—survey design, multivariate analysis, interviews, ethnography, and mixed methods—building a complete research toolkit for academia, policy, and industry projects. Programs typically include fieldwork, statistics, SPSS/R usage, and research writing, ensuring end-to-end capability from data collection to publication-ready reporting

Theory to real-world impact

Core sociological theory is linked to applied domains like health, education, inequality, gender, media, crime, and development, enabling evidence-based interventions and program evaluation. Electives allow specialization in policy analysis, criminology, public health, CSR, or market research, aligning study plans with targeted career outcomes.

Strong career versatility

Graduates are placed across NGOs, government, CSR, HR, UX, market research, and media, leveraging analysis, stakeholder insight, and communication skills in multiple sectors. Career guides consistently highlight roles such as research analyst, policy associate, program evaluator, community development manager, and insights specialist.

Data-driven decision skills

Training emphasizes survey design, sampling, robustness checks, sensitivity analysis, and correct interpretation/presentation of results for decision-makers and the public. Method courses explicitly teach how to choose appropriate designs for specific questions and communicate findings responsibly.

Fieldwork and community engagement

Many syllabi build in fieldwork components, participatory research, and ethics, preparing graduates to work effectively with communities and stakeholders. Action research and triangulation practices help translate local knowledge into credible, policy-relevant evidence.

Know More about the Program

..... Read More

Duration

Months

Where do graduates of 's program land? Discover More!

Median Earnings after Graduation

USD 0 /- year

Graduation Rate

%

Recruiters

NielsenIQ Ipsos Kantar Group Gallup Pew Research Center Mathematica Policy Research Abt Associates RAND Corporation Urban Institute U.S. Census Bureau U.S. Department of Justice U.S. Department of Health and Human Services The World Bank United Nations Ford Foundation

Prospective Job Roles

Eligibility Criteria for 's in Management program ?

Credential Evaluation Requirement

Mandatory English Proficiency Test

Mandatory GRE / GMAT Requirement

4 Year Bachelor’s Degree Requirement

Tuition Fees & Scholarship Opportunities!

Tuition Fees

/- PER YEAR

Application Fee

/-

Scholarship Opportunities upto

USD 6 Million

Upcoming Events

We will be back Soon with Upcoming Events

Explore other programs

View All

Frequently Asked Questions

Get all your questions answered about by

Contact us

For any queries, please feel free to reach out to us!

email
Email

call
Phone

+